 gives people a sense of identity to the point that they don't even have to talk about it. They know who they are. But when we have taken away all of these things from people, when we strip them from their families, and I'm not talking just nuclear, but also extended families, isolating people in as many ways as possible, people then start to wonder, she says, who am I? And they cannot answer that from their personal experience because they have so few relationship experiences. So then, you know, politics provides an answer for them.